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Tired All Over

Is the expression a lady used in describing her con.
dltion boforo using Hoodssarsaparilla. This prep.
aration is wonderfully adapted for weakened or low
state Of the system. 1t tonos tho whole body, over.
comes that tired feeling, gives purity and vitality
to the blood, and clears and froshens tho mind.
Hoods sarsaparilla as n blood purifier has no
equal. 1t tones tho system, strengthens and invig.
crates, giving now life. have taken 1t for kidney
complaint, with tho best results" d. n. SAUNDERS
81 Pearl Street, Cincinnati. o.
Whom ! took Hoods sarsaparilla that heaviness
In my stomach left; the dullness In my head, and
the gloomy, respondent feeling disappeared. l be
gan to get stronger, my blood gained better circula
ton, tho coldncss in my hands and feet left mo, and
my kidneys do not bother me as before" q. w
HULL, Attorney.atLaw, Millersburg, 0.
Hoods ~SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by CT HOOD & co, Apo,hecarics, Lowell, Mass.
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OUTWARD bound - q book. - Harper's
Buzar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-08

q GlssS were uSei n is construction
livery color at thr riNbow IS wrough, in
yhJs d~AsS.,Gg design Tie General is repro
military cloak thrown loosely otu. his
shoulders and s paT Of aelG-ClaScs IN
lis riga. hand IN the background
Is a NV u tents surrounded with
p'ttte u broken artillery prapei grace
0.lv a each SIDE is the American HN TAs
whole piece weighs 1000 pounds and Is IL
Illuminated by t=iTtesa pr1SA axe lights and
tWonU-aye aeanda>,en: lights II tho
to.om OF tie piece is the Illuminated ia
se1r:oa: Let Is have peace
jaime, N Iu,la Commander Of tie De-
pagtassa; @: Iowa. IS hase, and one n the
S,o-@s gong tie rounds Is tina; Ne has 4
ss-.e> Of resolutions watch he vi, offer III
tn e2cluTGoa: convention ~dauounc.us
Pc d.nt Cleveland 10. vet9.ng tie De
Psadsnt peasoa ill
Comm7H.e1-.n-Chiet Faircal,d and escort
arrived O, tie southern Hote. late yester-
day afternoon on & spec.A. train over the
Illinois Central nom MADISON General
G-,er nd tee Executive Committee met
GaNsltd l@lrca!.d II the Uuoa depot
National headquarters is aow open and
was l1S; evening sereaaded By the New York
seventh hc@ meut Band and the san Diego
Iand This evening a reception Will lie
rendered General Fa,rchild III III, Mer-
chants Exchange Hall The mayor will de-
liver q speech OF welcome, 10 which tho
toumanter-ln-Ch ct will respond General
Sheridan mas written that he Will be unable
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-08

oES D. P. GE1ER and Welcome, G. A
n The divisions viii march 100 feet
apart General D ?. Gr.er, Of st. Louis,
chairman Of tie oncaupment, is the Grand
Marshal, and has issued the following order
OF parade:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-08

Inc solid silver BADGE
badges go to the Department Commanders,
members of the National Council OF Admin
istration and NatiofAf officers. The same
doflsn In bronze 80 V ths dslsgstss from
each department.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
The BssssIy ssa.. OF Aassrs.

Meridian (Miss) News: II was
easy enough for the grand jury OF
Kinds county to get into the peoiien.
tiary and discover the beastly state Of
afairs there. Aud when II Is investi.
gated the fact will probably turn ont
that the grand jury filed to give
every newspaper correspondent In
jackson a memorandum OF their
movements week ahead Of their de.
parture Tor The point Of investigation,
In order that thoss In charge NAV
hide all the dir, that II 10 possible for
them n hide. The point is, why Ia Il
necessary 10 await the action OF a
county grand jury for the State 10
learn OF the brutal trea ment OF IL
convicts3 Where was the physician 2
Where Gas the penitentiary tuperin.
tendent? Where was the Board OF
Control2 Where we're the dozen and
one other 3 ate officials and employees
Who have daily access to the penitsn.
tlsry, that things coming under the
observation Of a grand Jury at a glance
we're not reportei7 Aud II reported,
why was not 8 msthing done TO re.
lieve tbs miserable condition OF the
helpless coovica7
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RESTING On THEIR OARS.
RIAL ESTATE MEN WAITING FOR
TIE PAIL SEASON.
Prospects for q Push and Activity
Unprecedented In the City's
Hktery.

Since summer has settled upon the
city, real estate sales, heretofore 90
active, have become fever, many lof
the chief home buyers having depart.
Cd with their families for the seashore
or the lakes Of the Northwest. The
onterprisins real estate agent, who for
the past lev months,has been mansg-
Ing auction sales. moving around the
streets In . lively way on property
transactions. or working busily Ia his
oalos, has. although there has been no
decline In prices. quie,ed down
under the influence OF the dull season
only 10 make arrangements and wal.
for the business Of the coming fall.
lhe figures taken from the 70 listers
'oAcs Of the value Of real estate trans-
fess during the past six months are
very encouraging. and from them and
the improvements going on, and new
railroads entering the city, the outlook
fr the fell business 10 very Asiterlng,
10 say the real estate men, who expect
property values ut that time 70 be
doubled or even.trsbled. From Janu.
ary lot mp 10 July LIST OF this year, the
value Of real estate transfers for
bhelby county amounted 10 S.
1850. The greater portion Of
this, however, 10 Of Memphis proper
~, say lSls. there being but few
sAles Of any moment In the county
With the exception Of one or two at
Raleigh. This would mike the total
value OF tho sales for Mamphis
$3.50 sol 80. or ss07,7 Is per
moa1h. Rents are advancing at
present 10 certain localities and
some al the real estate deal.
ess have II that property 10 also. An
ArrEAL man on yesterday saw several
real estate agent In their Offices not
dolns much but hoptful.
About what time do ron expect the
idl boom 10 strike youf" was seked.
Toward the 6rst Of September We
expect the foreign capital TO begin
coming in, but a. this is a cotton
Wphby VI e0ufsr No CANNOT tx-
pect very great number Of
home buyers, that IL. people Who are
living here, before next spring. Still,
good deal OF Memphis property viii
change hands among Memphians this
fall"
, rs the value Of property In and
around the city declining or not7"
"Noltha | know OF. There 10 no
earthly reason why II should; on the
n anything u ls advancing"
what do you think will be the In.
orese In the sales this fall 2"
ut will certainly be doubled, pos
slbly trebled."
"And the prieeei"
"TnsIo yin no, be any Birmingham
prices or anything like that, but they |
will increase"
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The Wanderers must be Punishe ed

Oxford { Miss Falcon: II murderers
and asssseins are permitted to 20 free
and unmolested at the hands of the
law a great while longer, there will
doubtless be q revolution on the part
Of the law abiding people Of this
State which will result in the damna-
BILE resort to mob law. While we do
not wlth to be put down ss favoring
mob Law, II 1t can be avoided, still We
have arrived at the conclusion, since
the courts have been 30 negligent to
their duty, that In many cases 1t
would be decidedly the best for the
people to resort to such q measure. It
would only require q short while for
the judges, jurors and other officers
Of Our courts to become reconciled to
. true sense Of their duty, and then
they would have more regard for our
laws, the truth, justice and right, and
then will prevail In this fair land OF
ours Q bright and more cheerful era
Of Commitment and prosperity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
a Fatal Hfrs


NEw fonE, July 10 Fire was dis
covered about three o'clock this morn
Ing In the Ave story brick building Of
the Metropolitan storage warehouse /.
Thirty eighth street, belwsen Broad.
way and Sixth avenue. Soon after the
6remsn had got to work a, the storage
warehouse building q terrific erplo-
sion occurred, and seven firsmen who
we're at work on the as, q DOT we're
blown through the windows 10 the
street
The hrcmsn irjured are Foreman
Peter Vedder, head. face and hands
severely burned; Eisard Ourlsy,
head and iaoB burned; John CONWAY.
iaos and hands burned j In Dous.
la's, ace snd hsnds burned; James
Dea cy, face burn.d and cut; Pat.
rick ID. Breen, severely burned. He
"a, outside a the bui ldiug on q lad.
der and was blown dosn and fell
twenty feet He sustained a concus-
sio0 o. the srine. The others we're In.
luTsd by the txplo.ioa on the hfst
tJor. Tie men w,rs blown through
the sindowe and doon into the street
Several pole men we're cut by Tying
gla,s. The Toes Il IL thought viii CT.
coed $4,000 The FIRE started on the
SECOND door OF the warehouse, and
owing TO the oombustible nature OF
the goode stored, u spread rapidly.
The NEE ran along the hutch ways
and slaifsaye h the upper h1ors snd
In hiiesn mir uies the whole building
Vas sblfIe.
IL 10 stated that the big building
Vas full from cellar 20 roof. Ths far.
nitnre stored In tina building was The
properly Of wealthy families mostly.
Macy valuable oil paintings we're
burned. II N thought that the lndl.
yidual losss sill asg'esate more than
t,O00W0 Each individual storsr e
sTul. insurcd fT himself aud trans.
ierred the policy 10 the warehouse.
The bon'ehold goods and wardrobss
oil msny q a'rical people were In the
buldius X poits were coming In Ill
day hon siOrsrs who Wished ~ learn
the extern 4 u Q disaster. There va,
notrplo.iy sub-irnces In the build.
Ing, add tho explosion VIII ch occurred
10 kno NJ thecre, ded bach dissght.
I'M bulldog WAS LEASED by Bolnn
Nintrb'uom from tbs 60, let estate.
Every portih.e precAution against Ere
had been taken. Three large ire
alafms we're in the buildin. ws,ch.
man ciock and the most recent In
VENT zoe iol he prevention Of q ,nps
that could be- secured. wee adopted.
In ihs lace ~ all this Mr. Win,erbot.
tom DID mo- ihint IL necessary 10 In
aute q ything in the place, 90 that his
loBa vii be- almost total ono. lie
places als lo8i = 500 OOO.
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corruption then charged (when 1t was
sought to have the city's character
taken away. the powers Of the state
Revenue Agent we're extended by the
Legislature Of that year, giving him
authority to Investigate the financial
affairs Of cities and towns. Apropos
the late stirring up in Jackson, will
s ate Revenue Agent Writ Adame, Jr,
inform the public why he began such
an investigation into the financial
management OF Jackson for several
years back, and quit before going to
the bottom? Did certain influential
bondsmen have anything to do with
choking 1t of? Such Is the report.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
Mans Inh humanity.

Meridian [ Miss J Metn: The read.
ers OF the NeCs will find in this Issue
the report OF the Kinds county grand
jury. II is not pleasant reading for
Mississi ppians who take any pride In
their State. The responsibility for
such inhumsn treatment of The States
convicts, as reported by the Kinds
county grand jury, rests somewhere,
and the Investigation should not ceas @
until the reeponsi oility 10 placed upon
the shoulders OF those who should
carry u. No excuses should be &C.
cepted from pripc ipsls that they may
not be held responsible for their
agents. 70 .r
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AFTER rHE BEER nosopoLY.
IsvsAies OF the Ci,eie rrss a. -
sN eHpestea ssuree.


'NF ezpssses ssures.
There 10 trouble In beer brewing cir.
elss. becsute there's q new beer In
town. Some time STAGE, the Tennessee
Brewing Company, the schle,. Brew
log UompAny. Of Milwaukee, aud ".
J. Lvnp's St. Louis Brewing Dom.
psny. formed q pool and divided the
Memphis business selling beer for
sAsh, dIsoharglrg their collsctos pro.
bibiu e ,sLsOns and grocshss from
eslling batooe hind or brand Of beer,
and Kindly ssleouns the brand for the
customers who have been kick.
Ing prodigsously because they had
topsy their money, and vera not per-
mi,ted 10 take their choice. This state
Il al iu was moro than disturbed q
lev days sinto when several car loads
oil Cincinnati beer arrived hers con-
signed 10 August A JunksI mann, la,e
bookkeepsr aud collector for ihu NJ IN.
pitts agency Of the schliiI Btevins
Company. OF course lhe new beer At
INV "eosme iumentely popular, aud
10 waa taken and cold by all the dis.
satisfied saloon aud grocery keepers,
much TO the dlsgust Of the triangular
pool. Additional car Dads OF ON.
oinnah lsgef will arrive here
regularly % supply the wants
OF patrons. II isa clear, light summer
beer. plea,ant aud agreeable 10 the
taste, and Il will no doub. become
popular on iis merits, II for no other
reason. should the Cinuianau beer
secnre hfm footing here-snd which
u u rapidly doing the result will be
that three eornersd pool will have
70 break up, and the go.@-you-
please movement will again be
inauguratcd. II IL stated that
representative OF the pool LEFT
the CITY on Friday for the North, with
2 view 70 Iecure the cooperation of the |
N AtionAl Brewers associate m In n.
ducns the Cincinnati Brewing Com. |
pany 70 stop sending beer 10 Memphis
and Interfering with thu pool arrange. |
mems slrcidy established and in
ioioe.
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Two nsrs v,lc.nNIs,im

PiTfBuf0. Pa, July l8.-rwo more
victims Of the oilean were reported
bere today, making I've fatalities
rom the zane cause In the las,
twen'y'iodr houre. A, Apollo, Pa,
Mrs. Willism Diusher,y tried 10
kiudls The Afe with oil las, nivht
with re u,usl result. The car eY
plodso, throwing the burning frld
over Der clothing, and before the
himes oonld b eItinl ulshed sbe M.
celvsd burns rom which she dled
this morning.
Asmllar accident occurred Al Nc.
Doneld'e, Pa, this evening, A
Bels'an woman named Moshen vN
DghtiDs tue ne with kerosene, vhes
her clolbiDg took h'e and she vss
fatally burned. Her husbsai vss
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a sis Dyssaite PIet.

hILvAuKsE, WIS.,, July ie.-A spe-
elsl IRON Albany, Wis, says that q
mine containing 4so pounds Of dyns.
mite Was iound q, Montello, where q
construction party Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ". Paul railway was
building line across the track u the
Iii lots Canual road. Manager Nil
Ter, Of the Il Pau road, Ia. received
adsices coroborating the report. IL
10 not tnowa who buried the erplo.
sive, aud thote sho are intefes cd dad
u impossible 10 believe iha, anybody
oonnecisd slth the Illinois Cent al
road could be suIlly OF lhe crime.
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Hetel Dessroy cd by Fire,

OrNrER HAnDR. n. H., July 10
1,s0 m.-The senter House, q large
summer hotel, Was destroyed by Ere
this noon. The wind was blowing
hard stthe time, and the q ,mes spread
toad joining buildings, which are burn
ing at the present time. Assistance
has been asked for from the neighbor-
Ing towns. The indications aie that
the greater part Of the town will be
swept away.
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500 CHILDREN ESCAPE.
ST. JosBPH's ORPHAN AsYLUA
TAKES FIRE AT DAYBREAK.
The Children, Although Asleep, Arc
Taken Dat In Safety BY
Heroic Sisters.
A FATAL ST0REHDUsE FIRE IN
NEW YORK.
Firemen Blown Through windows
b. Explosives Forest Fires Rag
Ing Other CONGREGATIONS.

INV YORK, July 18.-An hour be.
fore dsybresk fre broke out at 81.
Jo'eph's Asy um, at Eghty-ninth
street and avenue A. The main build.
ing wss ablszs, and the colony Of
children within In an uproar. The
outbreak had occurred In the base.
men!. Nearly 800 children, the fall
complement Of the institution, were
asleep within the walls. The sisters
In charge who, throughout the scene
OF terror and confusion that followed,
struggled with great heroism to pre-
serve order and to facilitate the work
Of rescue, aroused the sles psrs prompt
ly and sped them on their way to the
street. The thick smoke aud nm.
known terors that beset their way,
threw them into Q panic, however,
and the sisters maintained their hold
upon them with difficulty. A police
roundsmsn luckily came to the rescue
and gsve valuable assistance In 70.
moving the little ones. With his aid
the building was soon cleared and the
children directed to the police station
In Eighty.eighth street, where they
we're maruhaled by the sisters. None
we're missing. Hubert Butse. A nina
year old orphan, was severe
ly burned in escaping. His
clothes caught FIRE and his
face and limbs we're badly scorched.
A hook and ladder company reached
the ssy lun a. the last Of the Children
were emerging on the street. shrieks
were heard from an upper story, and
three female attendants were found 10
DO Imprisoned on the third aoor. They
had no, dared IN follow the childssa
down stairs. Ladders were thrown up
TO the window, and Capt. Joseph
Shaw and police roundsman weiss
carried them down. The girls were
Christina White. nlir,beth He inesoh-
manks sDd Jo-ephlne Dreferbsch.
They wee overcome with terror, buS
uniDjured. The fremsn made short
work Of the FIRE. II damaged the
building SEQ. How II broke out d
not known. A few weeks sgo the
asylum had Gre scare. Some clothes
caught Are in the eupola on the roof,
and oss Of the sisters had her hand
burned In putting Il out st. Josephs
asylum 10 In charge Of the Sisters Of
fosrs Dame. Il supports, sdusatss
and employs orphans and bom sless
and neglected childrsn, especially Of
German birth, uniilt the age Of sixteen
yesfs. when they are set 10 work 10
iake care oil tbersslvsa
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Roresl Rires RAxiuS.

> PIrn0uRa, Pa, july l5.-Telegrams
from Brock wsyvllle, In the lumber re-
glons Of Pennsylvania, report forest
fires raging in every direction, and
fssrs are entertained for q number Of
settlements which ara threatened with
destruction. Large forces are ct work
fighting the fames, but 80 far oil
Efforts TO extinsuish them have been
fruitless. The loss up to tbs present
time Is estimated at f25, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
lnoreLIoAL OF socIALnn

Written In 1873 sissr he became Pope,
which he has had incorpoa'ed In this
Lille" By DR.. o'Rsllly. Socialism hs
use. Ia the vid ct senses sense Wild.
enough 10 include the Gsorre. Nc I.
q ynn theory Of land holding; and
this 10 passage from that nov
fsmou, document; They, (the
sociallsb) deny the right 10 hold
property sanctioned by tbs lave Of
nature a1d BY . savage Auiacity
under the pretert OF providing 4 . ,he
needs aud desires of al ma iklnd, they
aim At dlsposse.sing people u all tha,
they have lawfully Inherited or salned
by their talents or industry, or III afded
from their saving. These monsuous
opinions they proclaim In their meet.
inge, teach In their pamphlets aud
spres through q host Of organs IN the
pfess" The man Who wrote this,
whether viewed 40 a mere autoCral or
10 Supreme Pontf, 10 evidently not
the man WHO would allow Dr., Nc
Glynn inside the church 10 proclaim
rHs coxxusiL owsHnHir on LAND.
Whether or not the Popes posltIon
10 the true position for the church 10
take, every Catholic and every critic
OF recent events must decide for him.
relf; but u IL plain to everybody that
Joachim Pscei (Lso XIII 70 petiectly
consletent nov with his previous doc.
trinal teachlnss aud his previous ex.
psfience. OF course nothing Ia said
In this semi.autobigrsphy about any
plan I any tuch plan we're ever really
on loot, as zone Of DR.. McGlynns
friends thini), Of making an effort 10
send
PArAL Suscio TO vAaHIsoros,
bat theres not another prominent
government under the sun with Witch
His Holiness has not had imp ,rtsnt
dealing, no ~ithstsndins the isct
that be hes bsen Q prisoner In ths
vatican" He has time and again On.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

PTrssuRa. Pa. July 18.-By an ex.
plosion OF FIRE damp In the Port ROYAL
Goal mines, near West Newton, Pa,
yesterday four miners we're seriously
burned, ons Of them, George SUSSEX,
L - thought, being fatally Injured.
The others will recover. The cause Of
the explosion 10 not known.
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q pisx raee co the state.

De Soto Miss Times: The report
of the Kinds county grand jury of
the treatment received by convicts at
the hospital OF the psnitentisry is q
disgrace to Mississippi.
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The State and ths Lessees Respen.
able.


Meridian, (Miss.) NrOs: The State Is
q party to the cruelty prscticed upon
the convic!s In that they are leased
for hire. The fact in no way relieves
the State Of the responsibility of their
proper care and treatment. II the of.
fcers Of the State whose duty II is to
zee that the conviets are properly
cared for, neglect their duty they
prove recreant TO the public trust i'm.
posed In them as men aud citizens and
they should be put out Of the Office In
disgrsce. The leesees OF the convicts,
90 the State, are party to the out.
RACES practiced upon the convlcts and
there have been outrageous practices
II the report OF the Kinds county
grand Jury is to be taken as q true In.
vesiigation Of the facts. The lessees
cannot complain II the people visit
upon them the misdeeds OF their EN-.
ployes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

BosroS. July lo.-The telegraph Of.
fee at Center Harbor has been burned,
cutting of communication. It is i'm.
probable that details OF the Are will
be received here before evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

THoss desiring 10 tsnd the anpusl
sea sbore csmp melting at Biloxi,
Misc, shnud call upon 4 l. Finley.
No M Man street, or n. q. Ooltsrt,
., depot, before procuring their tick.
ete, nov on sale.
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Iennes Ice Midland Railway.
Notice In s,oufra,,o

SEILEO PROPOSALS addressed 10 m.
- ssds signed md lnaor,,d en The oa,id.
49,, ome enpl O'clock p on Monday,
easonry, bridsinE, 4 estes and cToss,lss NJ,
hat pert Of the isnnesses Midland rail.s,
Vins between Msmphis, lena, ami th.
Issn,s,s. liver, ssi.s about one hundfed
ha nIv rs Wy nlss lensth. Pro
After TIC 18th of july II ths one.' ~,
printed forms Of tsadsr can bs ob,sIn.N
vsnrecters are issassiss 70 bear Ia @lsd
VIZ, enasrs WI no, be considered unlsss
fofms Ikb cempsny reserves ~. ~ p,lned
EEfgsgLE, Al.. n..l...r.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

10 Jou want all pine lumber call ON
brlnkley Lumber OOmpsny, ia Jei.
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why step I.ve-sssssiss. H. Assss'
ASS result Of the agitation Of the
rslormsrs Of Jackson In 1854, and ths
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Osas.aieasisn Cut or.

also badly searched in bis attempt TO
extinguish the Asmes.